Summary
Drama series set in the 1950s, in the Cambridgeshire village named Grantchester.
Drama series set in the 1950s, in the Cambridgeshire village named Grantchester.
Banning the bomb is the latest thorny political issue snagging Will and Geordie, with the vicar annoyed when the DI calls a student CND group “uptight pinkos”. It really is a wonder that these two have managed to remain friends, as they seem fated to a falling-out in every episode. But at least they still have murder cases to unite them – the latest victim being the lead protestor for nuclear disarmament, who has fallen to her death from a college building.
Undergraduates are perennially depicted as smug and superior in whodunnits, and the suspects on the police’s radar here certainly don’t break the mould. But which of them might be both conceited and a killer?
There are no live broadcasts scheduled for this show. But it is available via the streaming providers below.
role | name |
---|---|
Geordie Keating | Robson Green |
Will Davenport | Tom Brittney |
Leonard Finch | Al Weaver |
Mrs Chapman | Tessa Peake-Jones |
Cathy Keating | Kacey Ainsworth |
Johnny Richards | Shaun Dooley |
Jack Chapman | Nick Brimble |
Larry Peters | Bradley Hall |
Miss Scott | Melissa Johns |
Bishop Aubrey Gray | Stuart Bowman |
Tamara Gurney-Clifford | Emily Patrick |
Henry Jones | Ahmed Elhaj |
Rachel Bromilow | Aimee Kelly |
Rory St Clair | Neil Pendleton |
Josh | Akshay Khanna |
Petra Neumann | Carlotta Banat |
Bernard Allison | Alan Williams |
Esme Keating | Skye Lucia Degruttola |
Andrew | James Sheldon |
role | name |
---|---|
Writer | Tolula Dada |
Editor | Helen Murphy |
Executive producer | Rebecca Eaton |
Executive producer | Emma Kingsman-Lloyd |
Executive producer | Daisy Coulam |
Producer | Richard Cookson |
Director | Jermain Julien |
Grantchester
Banning the bomb is the latest thorny political issue snagging Will and Geordie, with the vicar annoyed when the DI calls a student CND group “uptight pinkos”. It really is a wonder that these two have managed to remain friends, as they seem fated to a falling-out in every episode. But at least they still have murder cases to unite them – the latest victim being the lead protestor for nuclear disarmament, who has fallen to her death from a college building.
Undergraduates are perennially depicted as smug and superior in whodunnits, and the suspects on the police’s radar here certainly don’t break the mould. But which of them might be both conceited and a killer?
There are no live broadcasts scheduled for this show. But it is available via the streaming providers below.
role | name |
---|---|
Geordie Keating | Robson Green |
Will Davenport | Tom Brittney |
Leonard Finch | Al Weaver |
Mrs Chapman | Tessa Peake-Jones |
Cathy Keating | Kacey Ainsworth |
Johnny Richards | Shaun Dooley |
Jack Chapman | Nick Brimble |
Larry Peters | Bradley Hall |
Miss Scott | Melissa Johns |
Bishop Aubrey Gray | Stuart Bowman |
Tamara Gurney-Clifford | Emily Patrick |
Henry Jones | Ahmed Elhaj |
Rachel Bromilow | Aimee Kelly |
Rory St Clair | Neil Pendleton |
Josh | Akshay Khanna |
Petra Neumann | Carlotta Banat |
Bernard Allison | Alan Williams |
Esme Keating | Skye Lucia Degruttola |
Andrew | James Sheldon |
role | name |
---|---|
Writer | Tolula Dada |
Editor | Helen Murphy |
Executive producer | Rebecca Eaton |
Executive producer | Emma Kingsman-Lloyd |
Executive producer | Daisy Coulam |
Producer | Richard Cookson |
Director | Jermain Julien |
There are no live broadcasts scheduled for this show. But it is available via the streaming providers below.